Beyond the Know Your Customer rule, the catch phrases of “client-centered” or “client-focused”, and the quest for the Holy Grail of client engagement marketing technology, there exists a small but ...

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If advisors want to help clients during volatile markets and through an unpredictable future, elements of behavioral finance can explain decision making and describe an individual’s relationship with ...

Over the past 10 years, the wealth management industry has undergone a transformative shift in how it delivers value to clients. First, there was a move from commoditized, investment-based advice to ...

When you understand what the brain is responding to — safety, clarity, empathy, consistency — you stop trying to sell trust and start creating it naturally, coach Darryl Davis writes. Years ago, while ...

Every once in a while, a coach encounters a difficult client who resists counsel, doesn’t follow through and seems to test your patience at every turn. There are likely one or more underlying issues ...

To make sure seniors don't outlive their savings, advisers need to factor in their clients' financial behavior — rather than focusing solely on average investment returns. During an InvestmentNews ...

Accounting firms are currently adopting multiple tools to automate internal processes, streamline client interactions, and identify operational bottlenecks. But what about client behavior? AI bots ...

Lawyers often deal with contentious matters, and tempers can get heated between clients and lawyers while handling a legal issue. Sometimes, clients take actions that are difficult to defend, and a ...